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What is your dream Subaru Forester? The Forester is likely the most modified Subaru besides the WRX performance sedan. Now customers have the Forester Wilderness trim level that comes highly modified from the Subaru factory in Gunma, Japan.
What happens when a design team gets ahold of the Forester compact SUV? It could look like the Forester above and in the photos. Joel, a digital creator, and overlanding enthusiast, asked an AI team to develop his dream Subaru Forester. And this is what they produced.
Joel has his own Subaru Forester, a 2010 Forester Conversion that he uses to get off the grid in Canada. Check out his Instagram page here for his outdoor adventures.
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Everything you want in an Outdoor-themed Forester
The dream Forester has everything you want in an outdoor-themed model. It’s got extra ground clearance for those massive trail-ready tires, extra body armor, an exterior light bar, a winch, a camo paint scheme, and underbody plating.
What’s next for the Subaru Forester?
The only thing missing in the Forester is a turbocharged engine upgrade. Fans have been asking Subaru to return the Forester XT turbocharged model since it was discontinued in 2019.
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The next-generation 2024 Forester Wilderness would be the trim level to add Subaru’s FA24 2.4-liter turbocharged engine upgrade.
What upgrades will the 2024 Forester have?
Subaru is tight-lipped about future product plans, and they have made no announcements about the 2024 Forester. Planet Subaru says the next-generation Forester will get new exterior styling, interior, infotainment, and safety features.
Like the 2024 Crosstrek, Forester will get the next-generation EyeSight driver assist safety technology, an updated Subaru Global Platform with improved driving dynamics and ride quality, a quieter cabin, updated infotainment, and a larger 11.6-inch tablet-style touchscreen.
Also, look for the new 2024 Forester to get more supportive front seats, a wireless phone charger, aerodynamic improvements, and a heated steering wheel in the Forester Wilderness.
We like the dream Forester picture above, and it’s what outdoor enthusiasts want. Subaru of America won’t build it, but Forester fans can still dream. Let us know what you would like in the next-generation Subaru Forester.
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I think Subaru has enough options for the wilderness fans When you see the car market saturated with outdoor versions you it's not cool anymore. Everything comes in phases Time for Subaru to start focusing on street performance crowd once again. Something to compete with ford st line. When I say compete, I don't mean brakes and emblems. All show and no go. Maybe offer something that has a 0-60 competes with rdx or explorer st. Bring back hood scoop to make it stand out once again and offer 6spd manual for the generation of wrx owners that now have family's and needs more room and would still love to be able to bang gears on their way to the supermarket for milk and bread. If you build it... they will come.